Interviews and case studies
The people behind the business and the clients who trust it, filmed so they sound like themselves.
With the team · Video and drone
Film that gives a business a face
Business videography is film made to help people understand and trust a business, such as interviews, event coverage, case studies, promotional films and social content. At Marbl Codes it is led by Michal Spisiak, the videographer and editor who works alongside us, including drone and FPV work, so our clients get film planned with their site rather than bought separately.
QuotedPart of your Marbl project or retainer, quoted with it. Planning, filming and editing.
With Michal Spisiak
What does videography with Marbl Codes cover?
Videography with us covers the films a business uses to be understood and trusted: interviews, case studies, event coverage, promotional films, social content, and drone and FPV filming. It is led by Michal Spisiak, a videographer and editor based in Northampton who works alongside us. He runs the production for our clients, from planning to final edit, as part of the same project as their site.
Why does a business need video?
Because people trust what they can see. A short film of the team at work, a client explaining why they came back, or a sweep through the premises does in a minute what a page of copy struggles to do. Video also gives a website and its social channels something worth stopping for.
Who is Michal Spisiak?
Michal got into video because he has always been a bit obsessed with cameras, technology and figuring out how things work, and somewhere along the way it turned into a career. What he enjoys is the variety: one day filming interviews in an office, the next running around a large event, flying a drone through a building or trying to make a warehouse look cinematic.
He likes meeting new people, going behind the scenes in places he would not normally get to see, and finding interesting ways to tell their stories.
What does drone and FPV filming add?
Scale and movement. A drone shows a site, a venue or a building in context. FPV, flown by a pilot wearing goggles, can travel through doorways and along corridors in one continuous shot. Both are at their best when they are planned into the film rather than added at the end.
How does the film get used?
Under one roof, which is the point of working with us. The finished film is edited, captioned and cut for each place it will live, then placed on the website and handed over for social media the same week. Where a project also needs photography or copy, Michal works alongside Sophia and Jet so it all arrives as one piece of work.
What's included
What the work covers
Events
Conferences, launches and gatherings covered properly, from the room and from above.
Promotional and social
Short films for the website and cut-downs shaped for each social platform.
Drone and FPV
Aerial shots and FPV flying that show a site, a building or a warehouse the way nobody else can.
Editing
Post-production, grading, sound and captions, whether we filmed it or you did.
Full production
Planning, filming and final edit handled end to end, or Michal embedded in an existing team.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises
- 01
Plan it
What the film is for, where it will be watched and what it needs to show, agreed before a camera comes out.
- 02
Film it
On the ground and in the air, with as little disruption to your working day as the job allows.
- 03
Put it to work
Edited, captioned and cut for each place it will live, then on the website the same week rather than waiting in a folder.
Questions people ask us
Straight answers
It depends on what is being filmed, for how long, and how much editing is involved, so every project is quoted after a first conversation. Michal can handle the whole production or just the part you need, such as filming or editing alone.
Yes. Michal films with drones and FPV, which suits building sites, venues, large premises, outdoor work and anything that looks better from above or in motion.
FPV, or first-person view, is filming with a small, agile drone flown by a pilot wearing goggles. It can fly through buildings and along routes a normal drone cannot, which makes for a single flowing shot through a space.
Across the UK. Michal is based in Northampton, and films wherever our clients need him.
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